HelloRoot

I just finished migration to karakeep because:

• linkwarden cloud doesn’t bypass bot detection and “archives” a blank page
• linkwarden archives the cookie banner, visually blocking the content
• linkwarden ai tags are messy and completely unhelpful
• linkwarden search is unusable

I opened issues on those topics years ago and nothing changed for years.

Tried karakeep with stealth non-headless chrome in a docker container on my server: works like a charm ans has none of the issues I listed.

Thats the most garbage clickbait title I’ve ever seen.

They added GUI button click and scroll sounds etc.

Fortress Mode had audio for 20 years (well, at least 10).

I got away with just the main branch in my personal projects so far. I found git stash very useful.

I know it works, but it doesn’t make sense to me why my local device browser needs to do the extra work, if my server can have a browser to do it.

I use sftpgo for file sharing with others

Bottom of the page says what to do and gives 2 options to mitigate:

# update. openssh 10.6p2 fixes it.
$ apk upgrade openssh

# can't update yet? turn password logins off.
$ echo "PasswordAuthentication no" > /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/00-no-passwords.conf
$ rc-service sshd restart

So if you disable password auth and only allow key auth, then you are unaffected (safe).

The introis a bit confusing but it means that if you have password auth on - then even if your regular ssh login requires a key, you are not safe.

Yep

Maybe something like git forges and gist alternatives?

I just migrated linkwarden to karakeep, because with linkwarden I couldn’t make it archive certain bot protected websites.

Did codeberg not make a rule against LLM assisted sodtware recently?

lemmy.sdf.org/post/50754223

Watch the video: Prusa Core One INDX by Made with Layers

(sorry can’t link cause I have kbit internet right now and yt refuses to load on that speed)

I was very happy with bambu lab as a beginner. It’s a good price and it’s super easy to use.

As I became an enthusiast, I noticed that bambu is kinda like apple. They hold your hand and don’t let go, they want you to use their printer in a way they tell you to and any other way is met with constant friction. I feel like I want something as good, but more open and flexible and diy nowadays.

A friend of mine got some other printer at the same time (i don’t remember the company, something new and chinese) and he had way more trouble with it and then bounced off.

But again - for a beginner the Bambu experience is perfect.

Reading the title I thought you want to set up an analogue radio station and got all excited.

Look, if OPs screw is best screwed in with a philips screwdriver, I won’t suggest a hammer, just cause we’re in the hammer sublemmy.

But yeah, there are self hostable solutions, just a lot harder to setup with the only benefit of not sharing your plant and garden data with google.

with api:

• github.com/gristlabs/grist-core
• github.com/audreyt/ethercalc

without api:

• github.com/CollaboraOnline/online
• github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DocumentServer

I honestly believe a well made excel spreadsheet would be best.

This is gold

I got myself a whole new ARM mini pc for 600$ with soldered 64gb ddr5 RAM. I think of it like a very beefy rpi5 and use it as my homelab server. They were not very popular and selling leftover stock for the same pre-bubble price.

with dokplpy

I’m a gui pleb, so I do all my selfhosting through dokploy, which uses traefik under the hood and I’m quite happy with it so far.

github.com/fluxerapp/fluxer

not sure about the security tbh. but it’s very discord like

www.borgbackup.org

Self-Host Weekly (11 September 2026)

Daniel Brendel released a virtual pet game that’s a cross between Minecraft and Tamagotchi

pixelated, adorable virtual pet game © 2025 by Daniel Brendel

last commit on Nov 30, 2025

huh?

api.github.com/repos/danielbrendel/…/events

aah.

I don’t think this is the case here, but now I wonder whether rewriting git history dates to be more spread out and go further back before uploading an AI slop project to github is a viable way to appear more legitimate.

I don’t know why besstiolle is getting downvoted when they are correct.

When people say that there is very little of something the natural way is “hardly any rain” for example. So if you “negate” the any to no, it means the opposite.

50%

xxx

dammn perverts those devs!

How do you verify that nobody is holding the original developer at gunpoint making them sign their software with their real key?

The point I’m trying to make: At some point, you have to trust something which you can not feasibly verify.

Not as mature as ipv4 apperantly.

ipv6 works fine on my intranet.

If big company A or B can’t get their shit together don’t blame the victim. But if you don’t believe me, I invite you to a debugging session.

Every time I try to use Ipv6, I run into dozens of weird issues and bugs and my selfhosted stuff becomes unusable/unreliable.

I don’t know where the issue exactly lies in the chain of networking, but it sure is annoying as a mitherfuckef to debug. As far as I can tell none of my stuff is the problem and the issue lies either with my ISP or VPS provider.

For now, I removed the AAAA entries and suddenly everything works without any hiccups. Wake me up when those issues are solved.

You write “participate” which sounds like a free choise, but I don’t do it out of my own free will. I do it because the web is so enshittified, that it forces me to selfhost more and more of my own websites that only I use.

I fucking hate doing any devops. I think it’s the most boring, soul sucking task there is. I tried passing it to an LLM but it’s always subtly wrong, so in the end I still have to read everything, correct everything, generate keypairs, configure something on each client etc. Every day a million bots are hammering my services, so I have to make sure there are no ways in, everything is up to date, constant manual migrations to newer versions cause one of my hunders of apps always has a breaking change.

I’ve written more devops and security related stuff on my CV than my carreer programming experience. I got a job because now I am not just a fullstack developer, but a fuller stack devsecops-veloper. Showing my homelab and docker setup during the interview landed an immediate yes at the wage that I wished.

I fucking hate devops. Now I have to do it in my free time and at my job. Why does the world force me into devops? Please take it away. Let somebody else handle it. I want to enjoy my life again.

/notsarcasm